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Mox Totalum Tennis Club Constitution and Minutes
The Mox Totalum Tennis Club operated in Forest Grove, Oregon, in the early 1900s. The collection consists of a handwritten notebook, which includes its constitution, membership lists, and dues records.
Mr. Cogito
Ms. Magazine
A set of original "Ms. Magazine" issues spanning 1972-2003 and 2019-2023. Approximately 260 issues are present, with some scattered gaps within the run. Many issues were collected Linda Stiles, a retired librarian and resident of Forest Grove, OR; her name is on the address labels of those she once owned. Other issues were donated by Mary Whitmore, a feminist activist and resident of Forest Grove, OR.
Olaus Murie Collection
Olaus Murie was nationally known as an outstanding naturalist, writer, artist and speaker. This collection includes correspondence, photographs, and various certificates recognizing Murie's work in the conservation field.
Music in May Recordings Collection
A collection of 86 digital audio files of "Music in May" performances at Pacific University, dating from 1954-2024.
Nathan Neer Slave Receipts and Papers
Nettie Shipley Haines Photograph Album
Nettie Haines Photograph Album containing images of buildings, people and activities, most apparently from Forest Grove, Tualatin Academy/Pacific University, and Newport, Oregon, ca. 1890-1920. Includes albumen prints, cyanotypes and gelatin silver prints. Also a page of information for Thomas John Shipley family.
Frances Clapp Collection on Agero Nosei
Collection consists of correspondence and notes about Agero Nosei, a 1876 graduate of Pacific University.
Old College Hall (Pacific University) Records
Old College Hall, built in 1850 on the campus of Pacific University in Forest Grove, Oregon, is one of the oldest collegiate buildings in the western United States. This collection includes records pertaining to its construction and renovation.
Oregon City Drug Store Ledger
The Oregon City Drug Store sold pharmacy items in the pioneer town at the end of the Oregon Trail from the 1850s-1860s. Covering the store's accounts from 1854-1863, this handwritten ledger provides customer names, lists of their purchases on credit, and their account balances. It shows what many prominent early Oregon doctors and businesses were buying at the time.